

Estonian Court Sider Arrested at US Open 2017: The Inside Story
Rainer Piirimet, an Estonian tennis player, was arrested during the US Open 2017 for unauthorized entry. He was held for 10 hours and later given a summons to appear in court.
Piirimet was the second court siding to be arrested at a Grand Slam tournament. Eight court siders were removed from the courts during the first five days of the US Open 2017.
Court siding involves transmitting real-time score information to bettors. Court siders typically sit among spectators and use their phones to relay score updates. Tennis is an ideal sport for professional bettors due to its continuous data flow and lack of ties.
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